by baconbits August 26, 2005
The opposite of "tighter,"; more loose; less restrained.
Often confused with "loser," a word describing a person that nobody likes, by the idiots who wrote the other two definitions for this word.
Often confused with "loser," a word describing a person that nobody likes, by the idiots who wrote the other two definitions for this word.
by schnickerdiddlemytoes January 30, 2011
you are a looser
by A sniper who plays on 100 ping February 26, 2019
by Stiffmeister December 11, 2005
Idiotic way of spelling "loser". Most often used by teens and adults with no more than a 2nd grade grammar level.
Guy 1: OMG! Todd is such a looser!
Guy 2: I told myself I was going to do this do the next person I saw spelling the word "loser" like that; so now I am going to set your house on fire. You brought this upon yourself.
Guy 2: I told myself I was going to do this do the next person I saw spelling the word "loser" like that; so now I am going to set your house on fire. You brought this upon yourself.
by Hank McDizzleson July 3, 2008
"you are a looser"
"a looser than what? Or perhaps you mean loser, you halfwitted ignoramus assmonkey."
"a looser than what? Or perhaps you mean loser, you halfwitted ignoramus assmonkey."
by sippawitz August 22, 2006
1) Sometimes it's just not good enough to be plain loose. You need to be looser.
2) Michael was looser than Shelly.
2) Michael was looser than Shelly.
by mexicanpolicesquad April 29, 2006